impound · 1845
One light chestnut gelding impounded at Gunning on January 21, 1845, from the estate of Mr. P. Best, to be sold if not released within 24 days.
IMPOUNDED at Gunning, from the Estate of Mr. P. Best, 21st January, 1845:- One light chesnut gelding, short tail, …
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Recorded in this notice
OwnerMr. P. Best
OfficialFrancis Lawliss
OfficialPoundkeeper
LocationGunning
Impound Date21st January, 1845
Release Deadline24 days from the above date
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 11, 7 February 1845.
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